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"Hughes should have been as merciless to himself as she was with herself" (Jack Kroll, Newsweek ). Still others dismiss the poems as "clumsy stuff" (Ian Hamilton, the Sunday Telegraph ).
But Dowd's disgust with the president's persecutors and her merciless flaying of Ken Starr, including the famous Sept. 23 column of last year that began, "He couldn't stop thinking about the thong underwear," earned her some brickbats from the anti-Clinton right.
Hair rose up and drove out hats in the 1960s--rose up, spread out, and flowed down in merciless torrents, sweeping away conventional hats as if they represented all that was loathsome in civilized life.
The Wall Street Journal adds that Intel's irenic bent reflects the change of leadership at the company, from the former CEO who was a "merciless competitor and litigator" to the current one, who personally successfully negotiated a longstanding patent dispute with the concern's chief competitor.
In another front-page commentary in La Repubblica , Paolo Garimberti said Clinton was "merciless" in drawing attention to the truth that even now Europe can't curb its extremist regimes without America's help, and he added that the NATO intervention in Kosovo "dramatically underscores the inadequacy of the political and military instruments of which the European Union disposes."